Unpopular England’s New King George V Distribution
The article argues King George V lacks his father’s genial magnetism and public warmth. It cites diplomatic notes on his reserve and questions how his succession will affect foreign relations, noting prior tensions with Germany and Edward VII’s influence.
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George
Duke of Clarence
England
Bennon of Canterbury
Royal Navy
Great Britain
Germany
Edward
William
Transvaal
Natal
Berlin
Watterson Invites Hearst to Kentucky Litigation Event
Loleville Kentucky May 11 Henry Watterson comments on suits against Courier Journal and Watterson over New York Mayor Garner speech. He says Hearst may come to direct the suit and offers to pay double any judgment Hearst obtains if he participates.
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DO. Watterson
Hearst
Loleville
W. R
Courier-Journal
Mr. Watterson
Mayor Garner
New York
Associated Press
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Loup Eae
Courir-Journal
Little Fort Russell boy hurt by needle incident
The Fort Russell child, son of Mr and Mrs Brongell, stepped on a needle causing a foot injury. Doctors used X rays to locate the needle before an operation to remove it, temporarily crippling the boy.
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Robert
Me Bright Uttle
Fout
O. L. Brongell
Fort Russell
T. Ogden
Raof Ae
Wyoming Mayors and Councilmen Election Results
Results of Wyoming election Tuesday show Hartville Anthony Wilde named mayor in Hartville, Wyo. Lander elected W. S. Hart, Elverton P. C. won in Elverton, and Wheatland selected Johustom as its official. Local factions continued campaigning in close races.
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Wyoming
Towas Gledlonk
Hartville
Anthony Wilde
Lander W
Hart
Elverton P. C
Wheatland
Johustom
Holiday Observed Amid Auto Practice Chaos
A general holiday was observed in Cheyenne yesterday affecting business and government. Public offices schools and many businesses closed as auto practice disrupted normal daily activities.
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Cheyenne
Mayor Gaynor closes immoral theatre after complaints
New York City authorities acted on complaints against the play The Girl With the Whooping Cough starring Valeska Suratt. Mayor Gaynor ordered the theatre closed after an investigation led to non renewal of its license, citing public morality.
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New York
Gaynor
Valeska Suratt
Miss Suratt
Baker
King’s doctors cite worry as contributing cause of death
London on May 11 the late king’s physicians issued a technical description of his illness and death. The report notes worry over political attention was a contributing factor. Tributes were paid in memory to both houses of parliament today.
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King's Physicians
London
Deputy Treasurer Sheldon In Hospital After Hernia Operation
Deputy State Treasurer Pred DL Bhaldex was admitted to Atoshns hospital Tuesday night and underwent hernia surgery performed by a Degver specialist.
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Sheldon
Pred DL Bhaldex
Atoshn's Hospital
Degver
Blaventh's Band Performs Holiday Parade
The Eleventh Infantry band played at Frontier Park yesterday afternoon and in the business district before the automobile week. Crowds enjoyed the music at the park and along the city streets.
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Blaventh
Eleventh Infantry
Provi
Frontier Park
Baseball Uniforme James Bros Boameting at Sherman Go
James Bros prepare baseball uniforms for a Boameting event at Sherman Go. The local team seeks support and notes dates and locations for upcoming games.
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James Bros
Sherman Go
The Mark-Down Sale Poem
A narrator details a shopper swept by marked down tickets buying many items from yarn to opera cape and twelve yards crepe, gloves, books, furs, china, lace, and more. The piece reads as a playful catalog of impulse purchases inspired by sale temptations.
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Lamb's
Attacks Rise on Foreigners and Christians in Hankow Area
Reports from Hankow China reveal renewed violence against foreig n residents and native Christians on May 11 in Hunan province. The attacks disrupt telegraph lines and cut off access to the Yuen Chow region near the Yuen River in southwest Honan, isolating numerous American Norwegian and French missionaries.
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Smw
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Hankow
China
Hunan
Yuen- Chow
Yuen River
Honan
Roosevelt Reviews German Troops in Mourning Fray
President Theodore Roosevelt observed a German military review with Emperor Wilhelm II and a large retinue in Berlin. The scene contrasted with mourning for King Edward, as Roosevelt was hailed as "America's most distinguished citizen" and drew cheers from about 200 officers on Middleburg hill.
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Willam
King Edward
Roosevelt
Lisut
Col. Koerner
Washington
Alfred von Lowenfeld
Count Eulenberg
Lea
von Plessin
Edward
Kaiser
Middleburg Hill
America
Hoch
Emperor
Arizona Train Robbers Use Revolver In Mammoth Haul
Two bandits robbed train No. 16 of the Arizona Bus railroad about a mile from Phoenix, taking about $100 from passengers. A passenger was struck with a revolver butt as the robbers fled. pursuers with Indian trailers pursue the culprits.
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Phoenix Aris
Arizona Bus
Reverend Baer Leaves Cheyenne for Nebraska Mission
Reverend Roscoe T. Baer and his wife depart Cheyenne this week for a brief Nebraska visit before assuming a new post as president of the Chesapeake Conference of Seventh Day Adventists. The territory includes Maryland and Delaware with headquarters in Baltimore. Baer came to Cheyenne several years ago and helped grow the church.
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Roscoe T. Baer
Cheyenne
Nebraska
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